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It’s so much more fun to diversify and give thrifted clothing, fabrics, and items a second life - one full of color and uniqueness that will never be recreated.

I think of each piece as a composition, how designs fit in with each thrifted piece, what each base piece of clothing is asking to have on it. Very material relations, I let the clothes speak to me. That's my favorite thing, where I'm just like, “Yeah, I really went off with this piece.” Usually a statement made after finishing up a creative process that required so many elements and redirections that it takes my original vision and truly transforms it into something amazing.


I create pieces to grab others at a soul level.


As a nonbinary, butch lesbians, who is creating art in a very male dominated industry, it's important for everyone to be feel cool and confident and want to wear my pieces. To appreciate my viewpoint and peerspective I bring to the DIY streetwear space and think, this is great. I want people to be proud to wear clothes that could only be made by a dyke.

I just don't want to make things that are boring. I want people to get a laugh out of my clothes but also feel like the only one in the room wearing something like it. I treat every single piece as its own composition and create one-of-one wearable art, or garments.


I hope that I help people feel confident and that they, they feel like they have their own like personal, personal luxury in their niche.


Inspired by anime and nerdy influenced streetwear, I use a variety of handmade manufactured practices like screen printing, heat transfer, sewing, serging, dying, all entirely by hand.


The pieces and fabrics that I find safe from salvage could have just ended up in a landfill, but instead they are brought to life as cute nerdcore. Fuck Fast Fashion. Buy Custom. Shop DYKEMINT.